Indonesian Quarantine Agency Promotes Balance Between Resource Protection and Exports
The Indonesian Quarantine Agency (Barantin) has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a balance between the protection of biological resources and the smooth export of fishery commodities. This step is taken to ensure that Indonesia's natural wealth remains preserved while business players continue to receive ease in conducting export activities.
According to Barantin, the export of fishery commodities is not merely an economic activity, but part of the national biological resource protection system. By implementing strict supervision, the government can ensure that products sent abroad meet the health and safety standards set by the destination countries.
In addition to the supervisory aspect, Barantin is also striving to provide convenience for exporters. This is done by simplifying administrative procedures so that the shipping process becomes faster and more efficient. This support is expected to increase the competitiveness of Indonesian fishery products in the international market.
This policy is expected to have a positive impact on fishermen and fishery industry players in Indonesia. With a better system, it is hoped that export volumes will continue to increase without having to sacrifice the sustainability of the biological resources owned by Indonesia.
In closing, Barantin continues to coordinate with various relevant parties to ensure that this policy runs well. Synergy between environmental protection and economic convenience is the main key to maintaining the sustainability of the national fishery sector in the future.